In this section VSG share Case Study examples of work carried out by the Visitor Safety Group in a range of environments.
This case study explores the important opportunities for healthy risk-taking to to develop self-reliance, resourcefulness and independence.
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An extract from the visitor safety risk assessment for Dryburgh Abbey, Roxburghshire
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A case study exploring the structured introduction of risk to mountain bikers in Coed y Brenin Forest Park
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How zoning is used to decide what level of precautions are necessary in different parts of the property.
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An early example of how English Heritage used minimal intervention to allow public access to a remote ‘romantic ruin’.
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An early example (from 2005) of how RSPB used VSG principles to manage visitors and reduce risk on the exposed cliffs at Ynys Mon.
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Visitor risk management of a wild, remote and undeveloped island that is also a World Heritage Site.
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Although in a remote location, Skara Brae’s status as one of the finest-preserved prehistoric villages attracts over 100,000 visitors, many arriving by coach.
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Risk assessment helps to turn an historic fort from a liability to an asset.
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Reducing risk using management controls, rather than physical intervention, to avoid damaging the exceptional heritage asset value of a site.
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